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Hungary's Orban vows to defy European Parliament over rights

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban rejected on Tuesday European Parliament efforts to impose sanctions on Budapest over accusations of corruption, rights abuses and authoritarianism, saying he had the right to ban migrants from the country.

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Key EU parliament leader says punishment 'could be needed' unless Hungary compromises

The leader of the biggest fraction in the European Parliament told a Tuesday debate over accusations that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is flouting democracy that punitive steps "could be needed" unless Budapest compromises.

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Former Nigerian leader Obasanjo urges West African governments to decriminalize drugs

West African governments should overhaul their drug laws to decriminalize personal use and prioritize treatment as a response to rising substance abuse in the region, former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo said on Tuesday.

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Dozens killed and injured in suicide attack at Afghan protest

A suicide bomber in Afghanistan killed at least 32 people and wounded more than 120 others at a demonstration on Tuesday on the highway between the eastern city of Jalalabad and the main border crossing into neighboring Pakistan, officials said.

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Catalan separatists pack Barcelona to demand split from Spain

Catalan separatists began gathering in Barcelona on Tuesday to celebrate their region's commemorative day and boost its bid for independence, in an event expected to draw hundreds of thousands onto the city's streets.

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Palestinians say U.S. attacks international law with U.N. funding cuts

Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki described on Tuesday President Donald Trump's decision to halt U.S. funding for the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA as an attack on international law.

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Lebanon's PM-designate Hariri says he's not seeking revenge for father's murder

Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri said on Tuesday he is not seeking revenge for the 2005 car bombing that killed his father, ex-premier Rafik Hariri, and that he would act to preserve stability in his country.

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Myanmar army, government aim to silence independent journalism - U.N.

Military and government officials in Myanmar have waged a "political campaign" to quash independent journalism, arresting and prosecuting many through the use of vague and overly broad laws, the U.N. human rights office said on Tuesday.

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Poland signals seven judges must quit in court overhaul

Poland's President Andrzej Duda signaled on Tuesday that seven Supreme Court judges seeking to work past retirement age would have to stand down, advancing reforms that critics have said amount to political interference in the judiciary.

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After Trump threats, France stands by International Criminal Court

France on Tuesday said the International Criminal Court should be able to do its work without hindrance, a day after the United States threatened sanctions if the tribunal investigated U.S. activities in Afghanistan.

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Putin ally challenges critic Navalny to duel

A close ally of President Vladimir Putin threatened Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny with violence on Tuesday, challenging him to a duel for making what he described as libelous and insulting corruption accusations.

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Wrong Brexit will cost tens of thousands of UK car jobs, warns Jaguar boss

The wrong Brexit deal could cost tens of thousands of British car jobs and risks production at Britain's biggest carmaker Jaguar Land Rover, its boss warned, adding he had no idea if his plants could function after Britain quits the European Union.

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UK finance minister says BoE governor to stay on as Brexit turbulence looms

Mark Carney will stay on as Bank of England governor until the end of January 2020 to help navigate the turbulence of Brexit, Britain's finance minister said on Tuesday, as he warned time was running out to secure a deal with the EU on future ties.

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Bemoaning UK handling of Brexit, a pro-Leave planemaker looks to EU, U.S.

One of Brexit's most fervent supporters, the planemaker Britten-Norman, is now complaining about Britain's handling of its planned exit from the European Union and is considering moving some functions into the EU or to the United States.

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HRW urges car companies to support detained Saudi activists

Human Rights Watch (HRW) launched a campaign on Tuesday urging major car companies to call on Saudi Arabia to release women activists who fought for the right of women to drive in the conservative kingdom.

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Russia thinks it is wrong for European firms to refuse to work with Iran: RIA

Russia thinks it is wrong for major European companies to refuse to cooperate with Iran in order to protect themselves from U.S. pressure, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said in remarks published by RIA news agency on Tuesday.

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Russia, Iran will do more to thwart U.S. bid to undermine Iran deal: RIA

Russia and Iran will intensify work with Europe and China in coming days to counter U.S. attempts to undermine the Iran nuclear deal, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said in remarks published by RIA news agency on Tuesday.

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Extension for BoE's Carney will help response to possible no-deal Brexit: Hammond

Bank of England governor Mark Carney would have been poorly placed to handle the fallout from a no-deal Brexit had he left the role in June next year as previously planned, Britain's finance minister Philip Hammond said on Tuesday.

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Brazil's Lula to bow out of election; Poll rattles markets

Jailed former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will step aside on Tuesday so his running mate can stand for the presidency in next month's election, party sources said, as leftist candidates' strong showing in a poll pulled markets lower.

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Zimbabwe opposition leader plans mock inauguration in challenge to president

Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa may take a mock presidential oath on Saturday, his spokesman said, three weeks after President Emmerson Mnangagwa was inaugurated following a court decision upholding his disputed election victory.

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Brexit deal 'doable' in 6-8 weeks, Britain's Hammond says

A Brexit deal can be agreed in the next 6-8 weeks, British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Tuesday, but there would not be enough time to have a legally precise text on the UK's future relationship with the bloc once it leaves.

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